glas glocke ASA SELECTION Glas-Glocke "Grande" 26x13,5cm Transparent LIVARNO® Europaletten Sitz- und

Name: glas glocke ASA SELECTION Glas-Glocke "Grande" 26x13,5cm Transparent LIVARNO® Europaletten Sitz- und
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SKU: 7302384046
Price: 24.54 USD
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glas glocke ASA SELECTION Glas-Glocke "Grande" 26x13,5cm Transparent LIVARNO® Europaletten Sitz- und

LIVARNO® Europaletten Sitz- und Rückenkissen, 3-teilig | Lidl

Schließlich machen sich die Küchentücher auch als kleine Hingucker in deiner Küche ganz hervorragend

auslaufsicher

Größe:400x90-110cm

Die Farben sind mediumbedingt auch leicht abweichend, da jeder Bildschirm je nach Lichteinfall Farben unterschiedlich hell und dunkel darstellen kann

Die Glasglocke mit Blauen Trockenblumen ist der perfekte Blickfang oder Geschenk zu jedem Zuhause

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